Daniela Lazarová

The Bohnice "fools’ graveyard" is one of the darkest and most haunting places in Czechia, with a charged atmosphere heightened by the rumours associated with it.

This week people have the rare opportunity to view the authentic Bohemian crown jewels which have been put on display at St. Vitus Cathedral. 

The voice that hundreds of Prague commuters hear on trams and busses every day is decided by a public poll and actor Jan Vondráček won hands down!

The government has approved an amendment to the road law that will mean higher penalties for the most serious transgressions such as speeding and drink-driving.

Soviet-era Russian dissident Viktor Fainberg, who risked his life to protest against the Soviet-led occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1968, has died at the age of 91. 

The Three Kings Collection involves thousands of children taking to the streets dressed as the three wise men, singing carols and collecting money for charity.

Thirty years on: Czechs and Slovaks still making music together. Duets recorded after 1993.

Although Czechs and Slovaks broke up 30 years ago, culturally they remain very close and nowhere is this more evident than in the sphere of music.

Journalists from Radio Prague Int. and Radio Slovakia Int. get together to talk about the break-up of Czechoslovakia and how it has affected people-to-people relations.

Czech researchers from the Academy of Sciences are warning about the damage that the harmful chemicals from fireworks can do to our health.